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Old Aug 29, 2002 | 12:04 AM
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Default Keyless Ent remote programming

Hello, to all I lost my remotes and got a new one for a 1994 Corvette does anyone know how to program these? Someone said you can do it yourself any input from you guys about this would be great. Thank you :cheers:
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Old Aug 29, 2002 | 10:19 AM
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any help???? Thank you :cheers:
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Old Aug 29, 2002 | 12:08 PM
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First thing is to get all transmitters at least 30 ft. away from the car.

Ignition to "run" position

Trip/odo button is pushed & released.

Trip/odo is pushed again & held for 5 secs.

Within 5 secs push & hold the fuel info button for 10 secs.
The Passive keyless entry light shud come on continiously.

Ignition to the "lock" position.
Key remaining in the ignition.

The passive keyless lamp shud now start flashing. Thats the lower left cornner of the DIC.

When you bring your transmitter into range the light shud be continious as long as that transmitter is in range. If you have more that one transmitter you have to move the first out of range in order to program #2, etc.

To turn the system "on" or "off" hold the door button down on the FOB for about 5 secs. You shud hear/see the locks cycle. To check if the system is active
you can turn the ignition "on" & observe the PKE light on the DIC, or walk away from the car & see what happens.

Tp program which doors you want to unlock, put key in the ignition, donot turn "on" & hold the door button down until the dorrs open to your liking.

I hope I got this right?
:cheers:
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Old Aug 29, 2002 | 12:18 PM
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Default Re: Keyless Ent remote programming (lou sylvestri)

First thing is to get all transmitters at least 30 ft. away from the car.

Ignition to "run" position

Trip/odo button is pushed & released.

Trip/odo is pushed again & held for 5 secs.

Within 5 secs push & hold the fuel info button for 10 secs.
The Passive keyless entry light shud come on continiously.

Ignition to the "lock" position.
Key remaining in the ignition.

The passive keyless lamp shud now start flashing. Thats the lower left cornner of the DIC.

When you bring your transmitter into range the light shud be continious as long as that transmitter is in range. If you have more that one transmitter you have to move the first out of range in order to program #2, etc.

To turn the system "on" or "off" hold the door button down on the FOB for about 5 secs. You shud hear/see the locks cycle. To check if the system is active
you can turn the ignition "on" & observe the PKE light on the DIC, or walk away from the car & see what happens.

Tp program which doors you want to unlock, put key in the ignition, donot turn "on" & hold the door button down until the dorrs open to your liking.

I hope I got this right?
:cheers:
What he said :D Depends on where you buy it from but...I had instructions come with mine.
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Old Aug 29, 2002 | 08:07 PM
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Default Re: Keyless Ent remote programming (lou sylvestri)

Thank you guys for the help and info, its works perfect. :cheers: :cheers:
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